Last week the Oklahoma State Legislature earmarked $300,000 to pay for a pilot program to test out marijuana breathalyzers. The cash allocation assures the Oklahoma will be one of the first states to use the new drug test technology. Under the terms of the pilot program, the results of a
May 10, 2020 [DTN] Starting today, New York City employers will no longer require job applicants to submit to a marijuana drug test before they get the job. This long-awaited law – the first of its kind – was passed last spring and technically goes into effect today. Of course,
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For many years, I was God’s Own Stoner. Marijuana flat-out cured me of a near-fatal alcoholism when I was thirty, and it became a convenient way to make more than a few dollars when the banking gig fell through in late 1980s. I was working for an alternative newsweekly in
I have a small Christmas tradition. I don’t drive and dragging the presents home each year is aways an issue, so I shop throughout the season at the small downtown boutiques that cater to my daughter’s oddball tastes and, as I’ve become friends with these retailers over the years, I
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Shortly after the Apollo 11 astronauts walked on the moon, each one returned to their respective hometown to be hailed as a hero: Neil Armstrong went to Columbus, Army brat Michael Collins was welcomed in his adopted New Orleans, and Buzz Aldrin, who in time
Part II: Breakfast… (continued from Part I) I distinctly remember feeling relaxed and unintimidated as the young cop led us into a large yellow tent marked “POLICE”. Things were just getting started. The first busts of the day were just coming in and, as we
(The following is an excerpt from my eternal work-in-progress, Reefer Dadness (c). rc) On Tuesday, September 11, 2001, I was on the commuter train to Hoboken, rolling through the New Jersey Meadowlands when I heard a woman scream. I turned my head to the left
The guy who sells me weed is a very smart dude, and when I told him that I had to take a drug test at work he knew just what to say. “You ever take a drug test before?” “Nope.” He smiled. “You scared?” I
Part III: “Rosa Parks” (continued from Part II) Keith and I were like a couple of giddy school boys who just got out of the principals office. The whole thing was so surreal. We cut back into the park and returned to the booth like
Part II: Breakfast… (continued from Part I) I distinctly remember feeling relaxed and unintimidated as the young cop led us into a large yellow tent marked “POLICE”. Things were just getting started. The first busts of the day were just coming in and, as we were among them, our gray
When my wife and I were going to have a baby each moment was savored. Okay, maybe not the morning sickness and the mood swings, but everything else – the swell of the belly, the dreamlike sonograms, the careful lovemaking – all tangible memories culminating in the birth of our
(The following is an excerpt from my eternal work-in-progress, Reefer Dadness (c). rc) On Tuesday, September 11, 2001, I was on the commuter train to Hoboken, rolling through the New Jersey Meadowlands when I heard a woman scream. I turned my head to the left and, behind me, saw her
I have a small Christmas tradition. I don’t drive and dragging the presents home each year is aways an issue, so I shop throughout the season at the small downtown boutiques that cater to my daughter’s oddball tastes and, as I’ve become friends with these retailers over the years, I
The guy who sells me weed is a very smart dude, and when I told him that I had to take a drug test at work he knew just what to say. “You ever take a drug test before?” “Nope.” He smiled. “You scared?” I smoke a lot of weed,
On Saturday morning, September 15, 2007, I left my wife and our 10-year old daughter at the Parker House hotel to help set up the High Times booth on the Boston Commons. Each year High Times shared a prime booth space with NORML at the Boston Freedom Rally and, on
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